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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1943
Page
6
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Rolfe and nearby towns share visits and travels as residents meet kin at Ames Fort Dodge and Waterloo gatherings. Men return from furloughs in Idaho and Los Angeles. Families move, shop, and attend church events while local kids and teachers resume between quarters at Iowa State College.
Mrs. Tina Fisher, mother of the late Mrs. W. F. Schneck, died Wednesday at her Ackley home after a year of declining health and ten weeks of critical illness. Funeral services were held in Ackley Saturday afternoon with Rev. Schneck and several relatives in attendance.
A Mother-Daughter banquet will be held Monday evening March 27 at 7 o'clock in the Methodist church. Mrs. Clarence Tompkins of Eagle Grove, wife of a former pastor, will be the speaker. Miss Hattie Leh Nus oversees ticket sales.
Cpl. Harold Calligan of Fort Knox Kentucky called on friends here last week and received congratulations for his newborn son Michael born recently at Fort Dodge where Mrs Calligan and their other son Pat have been living.
Historical view notes that political leaders inspired by Abraham Lincoln’s rail splitter image outshine those who split hairs. Emphasizes practical governance over pedantic debate in early American politics.
Mrs. Glyde Brinkman reports sewing room kits finished and asks all outstanding kits to be turned in Friday. She and Mrs. Jones will be there Friday afternoon to mark press and pack. Miss Magness says more material is coming but not yet arrived. Surgical dressings progress. 2,700 of 6,900 finished.
Bob Molyneux receives a promotion from Fireman 1st to Motor Machinist Mate 3rd class while stationed with the navy at Melbourne Florida.
Aviation Cadet Donald L. Davidson finished basic training at Gardner Field California and is transferred to Fort Sumner New Mexico for advanced flying duties and instruction.
Seventeen Pocahontas county farmers attended the vaccination school at the courthouse in Pocahontas on Friday March 17. Dr Will Miller from Storm Lake conducted a complete discussion of livestock diseases and instructed the men in the use of serum virus bacteria and other biologics. An examination followed and those who passed will receive permits to use virus to vaccinate their pigs.
Mrs Nellie Weible of Milo former Rolfe resident is a patient in Des Moines Methodist Hospital with a broken hip. She is in room 255 and recovering from the injury.
Sixteen members of the Rolfe Masonic fraternity traveled to Manson Monday night to visit the Masonic Lodge. The Grand Master of Iowa Masons conducted the work in the third degree.
The Des Moines township membership workers met at the school house on Thursday evening March 16 to celebrate surpassing their quota of 64 members with 67 members. Attendees enjoyed an oyster supper followed by a sound movie titled World of Plenty.
Mrs. Dorothy Allen of Fort Dodge will present an organ recital at the Methodist church on Thursday March 30 at 2 30 p m A performance by the Rolfe high school music department will follow The public is invited to attend.
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